Oh my I can't remember the name of the place.  I know they specialized in Vietnam war items.

Thanks!

Very nice build. Where did you source the C Ration boxes?

the doog

Really great job on this kit. I built one two years ago that got the cover of FSM. I think yours is even nicer than mine. :)

 

Thanks Karl, but yours must have been really good to make the cover of FSM.

Really great job on this kit. I built one two years ago that got the cover of FSM. I think yours is even nicer than mine. :)

AlanF

Great job.

 

Thanks Alan!

TigerII

This M48 screams 'Nam. A very excellent build. I especially like how you have the tank tracks gouging into the ground, not just sitting on it. It lends to the weight of the vehicle.

 

Thanks!

Great job.

This M48 screams 'Nam. A very excellent build. I especially like how you have the tank tracks gouging into the ground, not just sitting on it. It lends to the weight of the vehicle.

Tanker - Builder

MR T :

  I am a fan of ANY M-48 .Yours sure looks like the real thing .Thanks for the pictures ! T.B.

 

Thanks for looking in!

MR T :

  I am a fan of ANY M-48 .Yours sure looks like the real thing .Thanks for the pictures ! T.B.

SprueOne

Ah, thanks. I just recently finished this kit. It was heavily modified into a fictitious subject but I noticed the tracks on yours.

 

You are welcome!

Kilo 66

Superb craftsmanship, no question about it. One question, though: what is the sort of tubular device on the back end, a PTO of some kind? Thanks for sharing your exceptional build.

 

It is for the deep wading exhaust pipe.

Thanks!

Superb craftsmanship, no question about it. One question, though: what is the sort of tubular device on the back end, a PTO of some kind? Thanks for sharing your exceptional build.

Ah, thanks. I just recently finished this kit. It was heavily modified into a fictitious subject but I noticed the tracks on yours.

SprueOne

Very nice work on this. What tracks set did you install? They don't look like the box stock Tamiya pair.

 

 

 

AFV Club workable M48 track.

Thanks!

Very nice work on this. What tracks set did you install? They don't look like the box stock Tamiya pair.

Gamera

Looks awesome! I've read about how the Vietnam red dirt and mud would get everywhere but never been sure on how to do it to look 'right'- love how yours came out. 

 

Thank you!

Griffin25

Very cool! I love the presentation. 

 

Thanks!

Looks awesome! I've read about how the Vietnam red dirt and mud would get everywhere but never been sure on how to do it to look 'right'- love how yours came out. 

Very cool! I love the presentation. 

GlennH

 

warshipguy

Outstanding job!  Everything about it screams "Vietnam" as I remember it.  Even the dirt looks about right.

Bill Morrison

 

 

 

 

The dirt looks very right. Beautiful build. I saw the title and was thinking rome plow.

 

Thanks Glenn!

warshipguy

Outstanding job!  Everything about it screams "Vietnam" as I remember it.  Even the dirt looks about right.

Bill Morrison

 

The dirt looks very right. Beautiful build. I saw the title and was thinking rome plow.

HeavyArty

It came out looking very nice.  Good job on it.  You just gotta like the mean stance of the M48.  It just looks Bad.

 

Thanks Gino!

warshipguy

Outstanding job!  Everything about it screams "Vietnam" as I remember it.  Even the dirt looks about right.

Bill Morrison

 

Thanks Bill!

Pawel

Hello!

It's looking great! The crew looks just right, the old searchlight is very nice too. If I was to build the M48 again, I would do SOMETHING to the fenders - it's almost impossible to find intact fenders on a Vietnam Patton. And certainly not on a jungle buster!

Thanks for sharing and have a nice day

Paweł

 

I guess it would depend on how long it's been "busting"

Thanks!

silentbob33

I really like the look of that. The red in the groundwork and in the wheels looks really nice. And the foam cooler is a nice touch.

 

Thanks!

It came out looking very nice.  Good job on it.  You just gotta like the mean stance of the M48.  It just looks Bad.

Outstanding job!  Everything about it screams "Vietnam" as I remember it.  Even the dirt looks about right.

Bill Morrison

Hello!

It's looking great! The crew looks just right, the old searchlight is very nice too. If I was to build the M48 again, I would do SOMETHING to the fenders - it's almost impossible to find intact fenders on a Vietnam Patton. And certainly not on a jungle buster!

Thanks for sharing and have a nice day

Paweł